Information on : MMS in EU

If you can not send MMS +(Even when you have activated the mms in the settings of your iPhone)+
the problem lies with your mobile carrier in EU.
Until T-Mobile, Orange, A1 and co have done their work, you may help your self here:
For iPhone users in
GERMANY,SWISS,AUSTRIA
you may find help here:
http://www.iphone-notes.de/?tag=mms
all the best,
Larryrrw

O2.IE not only supports MMS out the gap, but has given me 20 FREE MMS messages a month ~ that's nice as I don't expect to use MMS a lot, but I've nonetheless missed it this past year [and email, as nice as it is, was not a real substitute].

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Updated to 3.0, Won't send MMS messages?

I recently updated my iPhone to the 3.0 software and under my ROGERS iPhone value pack it tells me i get unlimited MMS messages but right now I am unable to send MMS messages. My phone tells me that it has sent them but 3 of my friends who all have iPhones with the 3.0 software are not recieving them, and they are getting error messages when they try to send them.
Help please?

You have to specify an mms apn under 'Cellular Data Network' in Settings, General, Network - you might also have to specify the mms proxy and mmsc, which you'll have to contact your provider to get. Alternately I believe it's possible to find the information for MMS setup with Rogers on the internet, just google it(tm).
I should mention though that I believe I've found a bug (detailed in another of my posts, see http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2047179) which renders internet tethering unavailable if mms apn isn't the same as cellular data apn.

Why Can't I View Multi-media Pictures on My iPhone

Why is it when someone sends me a picture associated with a text message, I have to go to www.viewmymessage.com and enter those ridiculous ID and passwords to see what someone sent???????? No other phone I've ever owned required me to do that.
OK, so let's assume this is just the way Applie wants it. How am I suppose to remember the ID and password and enter them at that website. I mean, how lame is that????
Can anyone speak to this issue?

np
MMS going away?
Dude you are kidding right? If not than you need to think on where you get your information. MMS is not going to disapaite anytime soon. It's easier than emailing the photo.
If they would rid it than I'm sure there'd be a huge lashback from consumers seeing how it's widly used to share photos easily with others. Instead of going I a horrible site or having to go to the email... Alot of phones don't have email capabilities or the web to acess
-sent from my iPhone-

Sending pictures from iphone

Why is it that you can only email them, thats so stupid, I'd like to be able to text them out to my friends. Just like any other phone in the u.s.

For now, you can find out your friends carrier for their cells, then using the info below, add to their contact information thier MMS address
Alltel = [email protected]
AT&T = [email protected]
Boost Mobile = [email protected]
Cingular (AT&T) = [email protected]
Einstein PCS = [email protected]
Sprint = [email protected]
T-Mobile = [email protected]
US Cellular = [email protected]
Verizon Wireless = [email protected]
Virgin Mobile = [email protected]
You can then email out and they will get via MMS.
For them, tell them to add your email address that you check to your contact information they have for you. Just about any phone that can MMS can MMS to an email address and tell them to use that when sending to you.

Please help! How do you MMS with the Red BB Curve 8330m (4.5.0.131 software/firmware) on Sprint ?

Greetings!!!
I'm a newbie to BlackBerry devices but a long time user of cell phones and I have just one question which I hope isn't a difficult one to answer. I don't know if I'm missing something here, but how do you send an picture or photo via MMS? All I see in my message options is SMS text.
I just got the new Red BB Curve 8330m with the 4.5.0.131 software/firmware from Sprint.
I did a search here but didn't find an answer.
TIA for any help here!
Mark
(Ohio)
Sprint Simply Everything Unlimited Plan
Solved!
Go to Solution.

No problem, if it wasn't for questions there wouldn't be forum, Right?
So you checked the firewall, and you can receive, that means you have the application,
Have you ever done a battery pull or sent service books since receiving the device?
Thanks,
Bifocals
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Entire text history disappears after sending MMS - Where are they, how do I get them back

I was attempting to send a picture via MMS, the picture was unedited, no third party app was used for editing or sending the picture. When it was sending, the apple icon appeared on a black background as if it was rebooting. When the reboot was complete, my entire history of messages was gone. When I search for messages on spotlight search, they appear - so they are still somehow in the phone. But when I select one from the search for viewing, it takes me to a "new message" page as if the text no longer exsists. I tried turning the phone off, removing the SIM card, leaving it for several minutes, then restarting. I am still opperating on ios 4, and have not attempted a restore yet. I am hoping to retrieve the lost messages, since apparently they are still being stored and remembered by some part of my phone. Why did this happen, and is there any way to save my message history? There are quite a few conversation I really want back. I would also like to know why my phone would do this and how I can prevent it from happening again in the future.

Solution that worked for me provided by cor-el:
[[https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/822834?new=1]]
The second Google cache link works. To find the file in Windows, in Firefox click "Help", then "Troubleshooting Information". In the new tab that opens click the box "Open Containing Folder" under Application Basics and next to Profile Directory. Close Firefox. Find the file "localstore.rdf" (in the Windows folder you just opened) and delete. Open Firefox and customize your toolbars. Should be the last time you have to do it.

Hi, I am wondering why my iphone won't send pictures through messages, I have MMS on and I have tried sending it with 3G on aswell and still doesn't work. Someone please help me :)

Hi, I am wondering why my iphone won't send pictures through messages, I have MMS on and I have tried sending it with 3G on aswell and still doesn't work. Someone please help me :)

Hey lozza567,
Thanks for the question. I understand that you are experiencing issues sending MMS messages. The following resource may provide a solution:
iOS: Troubleshooting Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2755
Issues with sending and receiving MMS
You will need these to send and receive MMS:
- An iPhone 3G or later.
- iOS 3.1 or later.
- A cellular data connection. MMS isn't available if you are using only Wi-Fi.
- A domestic MMS plan from your cellular provider. You may need an international messaging plan to send MMS to an international contact. Contact your carrier for more information.
- A roaming MMS when using a cellular provider's network different from your billing cellular provider's network. Learn more about roaming and contact your carrier for more information.
To resolve issues with sending and receiving MMS, follow these steps first
1. Go to Settings and turn airplane mode off.
2. Go to Settings > Messages and turn MMS Messaging on.
3. Go to Settings > Cellular and turn Cellular Data on.
4. Go to Settings > Cellular and turn Data Roaming on if you are roaming on a cellular provider network different from your billing provider's network.
5. Verify that you have a cellular data connection in the status bar at the top left of your iPhone.
6. Go to Settings and turn Wi-Fi off. Open Safari and navigate to www.apple.com to verify that you have a data connection. Turn Wi-Fi back on to continue using Wi-Fi for other features. If your cellular data connection isn't available, follow these steps.
7. Verify that you can send and receive SMS. If you are unable to send and receive SMS, see the "Issues with sending and receiving SMS" section, above.
8. MMS may not be available while on a call. Only 3G and faster GSM networks support simultaneous data and voice calls. Learn more about which network your phone supports.
9. Restart your iPhone.
10. Tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings on your iPhone.
11. Reseat your SIM card.
If you are still unable to send or receive MMS, follow these steps
1. Make sure that the contact trying to message you isn't blocked in Settings > Messages > Blocked.
2. Go to Settings > Messages and turn on group messaging if you are sending a group message.
3. Make sure that you are using the area code with the contact's phone number. When sending messages internationally, you also need the contact's international code.
4. Verify a "Pay as you go" MMS plan has enough available balance. Contact your carrier if unsure of your MMS plan or available balance.
5. If the issue occurs with a specific contact or contacts, back up or forward important messages and delete your current messaging threads with the contact. Create a new message to the contact and try again.
6. If the issue occurs with a specific contact or contacts, delete and re-create the contact from the Contacts application. Create a new message to the newly created contact and try again.
7. Back up and restore your iPhone as new.
8. If your carrier has recently ported your phone number, the porting process may not be complete. Contact your carrier to confirm that the porting process is complete.
9. Contact your carrier to verify that you are provisioned to send SMS and are in an area with cellular coverage.
10. Contact your carrier to verify that there are no blocks or filters placed on your wireless account preventing you from sending SMS.
11. Your carrier may require APN settings to be modified to use MMS. Learn more about when you should adjust APN settings.
Thanks,
Matt M.

How to get the Mobile information by using J2ME application

hi all,
I am lakshman.I am developing an application in j2me,I want my program compatible to all mobile devices.
I want to know properties and the device information with the help of a j2me application.I got the information with the help of System.getProperty(String).I found some of the information like sms,videocapture,and some of the values and the variables ... in the following
platform...null
encoding...ISO-8859-1
configuration...CLDC-1.0
profile...MIDP-2.0
locale...null
fileconnection...1.0
comport...null
hostname...iwmc-07
sms...null
smartcard...null
location version...null
sip version...null
m3gversion...null
mms...null
videocapture...false
videoencoding...null
snapshotencoding...encoding=png encoding=jpeg encoding=gif encoding=bmp
audioencoding...null
supaudcap...false
suprecod...false
supmixing...false
mediaversion...1.1
streamcont...null
I want to know these are the only variables or is there are lot...
Now my question is I want to get the information of the service provider and also the present location that the mobile was present.I think there was some method to get that ...I want to get what firmware it was using .
Can anybody tell me that way and also the package to get the information
thanks in advance
lakshman

hi all,
I am lakshman,I found the answer for my question,By using the Location API(jsr179).It was not include in the WTK2.2.for that i have downloaded the WTK2.3 then i have implemented the location api in the application and it was working.
And I have the following warning...
Warning: To avoid potential deadlock, operations that may block, such as
networking, should be performed in a different thread than the
commandAction() handler.
I am running the application from my Emulator(by using the default color phone).I have to check that in the device.
Can any body please give me the way to fix that,i want to test my application from my emulator is that is possible if possible ...how?.what is the procedure to implement..
thanks in advance

I am trying to pair my cell phone and tablet using Messages App, but only MMS messages will come through on my tablet. I've tried pairing and unpaired, reinstalling app on my tablet, and can't figure it out. Any idea how to fix this?

I am trying to pair my cell phone and tablet using Messages App, but only MMS messages will come through on my tablet. I've tried pairing and unpaired, reinstalling app on my tablet, and can't figure it out. Any idea how to fix this?
Thanks

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sorry, I gave you your answer under sunshine99 or Dianna. I want out and you want in.
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How to Enable MMS without BIS

How to enable MMS without BIS
This guide is for you if:
you have an BlackBBerry OS 7 device on a regular (non-BIS) data plan
and
2. you cannot send MMS (multimedia) messages.
Getting MMS working requires you to split, hex edit, merge and install service books, so read through the instructions and decide whether you’re up to it. I’ve attempted to explain everything as clearly as possible, but it’s a complex process and requires you to follow instructions carefully.
It's worth asking your carrier if they can just enable MMS for you. If they can and will, you don't need this guide.
Notes:
The process described here may also work on earlier devices with OS 4, 5, and 6, but I don’t have those devices to test.
Many carriers require you to have a data plan in order to send MMS messages. If you don’t have one, this guide may not help you.
Depending on your cellular plan, sending MMS messages may involve extra charges.
Preparation: Before You Get Started
Software
First, you need some tools to do the work. Download and install these three programs on your computer:
MagicBerry 3.5 (here)
A Hex editor (I like HxD, here)
BlackBerry Desktop (link)
Service Books
You will also need a copy of the service books attached to post #1 in this thread over at CrackBerry. Extract the contents of the .zip file to a location of your choice.
MMS Configuration Information
Once you have the tools and service books, you need to get the MMS configuration information from your cellular carrier.
Specifically, you need three settings: MMS Proxy, MMSC, and APN. Search on Google for something like, “MMS settings for [insert your cellular carrier’s name here]” and you should find them. Note that you also need the port number for the MMS Proxy. It should be there on the settings page.
Note: if the port number for your MMS Proxy is in the 9000s, this process probably won’t work, since your cell carrier may be using the older WAP 1.2 specification. If anyone runs across this, let me know, and I’ll try to help you out.
A Note on MagicBerry
MagicBerry is an .ipd file editor. Service books, like the ones responsible for MMS, are .ipd files. The logical conclusion would be that you could edit service books with MagicBerry. But MagicBerry only shows you certain pre-set fields within the .ipd file. As a result, you can't see or edit a lot of the information in the service book. Even worse, if you do edit a service book file with MagicBerry, that unseen information is not saved, so you end up deleting it and rendering the service book useless.
MagicBerry does have good uses, though: it splits and merges service book files perfectly. In fact, it is the best tool for splitting and merging service books, which is why you downloaded a copy.
Due to MagicBerry’s limitations, you’re going to edit the files with the hex editor.
Let’s get started!
The MMS How-to Guide
Step 1: Split the .ipd Files
Start MagicBerry, click File > Open, and open the tmo_servicebooks.ipd file.
Click Manipulate > Split.
Tick the box for the MMS Config 2.0 file.
Press “Split Selected,” enter a file name (and select a directory, so you know where the file is being saved), and press “Save.” Name the file “MMS_Config_20” so that you easily recognize it.
Note: there are "MMS Config" and "MMS Config 2.0" service books in the tmo_servicebooks.ipd file. Make sure you select the 2.0 version.
Step 2: Hex Edit the MMS Config 2.0 File
Now, start your hex editor and open the “MMS_Config_20.ipd” file. It will look like this, without the highlights and bolding. I’ve added those so that it will be easier to provide instructions on editing.
Hex Editing Basics
In the HEX editor, the blue numbers don’t matter to you (they’re just column and row labels). Only the black ones are part of the file.
The bytes (the two-character pairs) on the left side are all numbers, expressed in hexadecimal or “base-16”. The same information is expressed in ANSI characters on the right side.
The basics of hexadecimal numbering are that you count as follows:
Base-16 (hexadecimal): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 10
Base-10 (decimal): 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
So in the two-character byte pair, 0D = 13, 1F = 31, 50 = 80, etc. If you can figure out those conversions, you’re good. If not, google hexadecimal numbering, and spend some time at a lesson. You need to understand how hex works to do this. There are also decimal to hexadecimal converters online. Use them to check your work, or to do the conversion work for you.
You can edit the file from either side of the hex editor. As you edit the information on one side, you’ll see it automatically changing on the other as well.
It’s easier to edit the information in the green, turquoise, and red fields on the right side.
The information in the grey, yellow, and pink fields must be edited from the left (hex) side, because it’s the hex value that matters, and it shows up as periods or jibberish on the right side. All those “dots” on the right side are not identical when you look over at the left side. They’re actually very different values. The nonsensical letters on the right side are likewise meaningful values on the left side.
It’s not a bad idea to just spend some time playing around in the hex editor before you move on. When you’re done, close the file without saving it, and the changes you make while experimenting won’t be made permanent.
Editing the File
The green blocks: enter your MMS proxy in each one, with the port number following the colon. Add to or delete bytes from the highlighted field if necessary, but whatever you do, do not write over or delete bytes outside the highlighted field! Those bytes contain necessary information, and if they are not there, the service book will not work. The same rule holds true for all of the other edits. You must stay within the highlighted fields. To delete bytes, just press delete. To insert bytes, position the cursor, and go to Edit > Insert Bytes on the menu bar, and choose the number of bytes to insert. If you’re using HxD hex editor, ctrl-z will undo a mistake. It also makes your changes in red, which makes them a little easier to follow. As with all programming, the work has to be perfect. There can be no mistakes. Check everything you do carefully.
The turquoise block: enter the MMSC address here.
The red block: enter your APN here.
The yellow blocks: total number of bytes in the highlighted green, turquoise, or red range that follows. Adjust it when you’ve finished editing. The number must be expressed in HEX of course. Use a decimal to hexadecimal converter online if you prefer that.
The pink blocks: the total number of bytes in the bolded range that follow (again, in hex). Adjust it when you’re finished editing the field.
The grey block: a count of the total number of bytes that follow it. In the original file, the value is 30 01 00 00, which breaks down as: 30(hex)=48 01(hex)=256. The total (48+256) is 304. If the number of bytes following the grey block was less than 256, there would be no 01 in the second place. For example, if there were 226 bytes following the block, the grey block would look like this: E2 00 00 00. When you are finished editing the entire file, go back and adjust the number in the grey block accordingly.
Once you’re done, save the file.
Step 3: Merge the MMS Config 2.0 and Wap Push Config Service Books
Open the “MMS_Config_20.ipd” file in MagicBerry
Once you’ve opened the file, click Manipulate > Merge.
Tick the box for the MMS Config 2.0 file.
On the right side of the “Merge” window, where it says, “Choose second IPD file,” press the button with the three dots.
Choose the tmo_servicebooks.ipd file.
Tick only the box for the “Wap Push Config” service book.
Press “Merge Selected,” enter a file name (and select the directory if necessary), and press “Save.”
Close MagicBerry
Step 4: Backup Your Phone
This is mandatory. You’ll need the backup file for step 6.
You need to have BlackBerry Desktop installed on your computer. If you haven’t done that yet, do it.
Connect your BlackBerry device to your computer with a USB cable. If BlackBerry Desktop does not start automatically, start it.
Do a backup. Just hit “Back up now” and follow the prompts. Do a full backup. Once you’re done, go to step 5.
Step 5: Merge the combined MMS Config 2.0/Wap Push Config service book file with your existing service books
Open MagicBerry
Press File > Open and at the bottom of the Open dialogue window beside the File name box, change “IPD Files (.ipd)” to “BBB Files (.bbb)”. Navigate to the folder where you stored your backup, and open it. It might take a while to open.
Click Manipulate > Merge.
Go down the list on the left hand side and tick the checkboxes for the service book entries (they will be way down). If there are service books listed for MMS Config or Wap Push Config, uncheck those boxes.
On the right side of the “Merge” window, where it says, “Choose second IPD file,” press the button with the three dots. Choose your merged MMS Config 2.0/Wap Push Config file.
Press “Merge Selected,” enter a file name (and select the directory if necessary), and press “Save.”
Optional: You can merge the newly created file again with any other service books you may need – such as the Anworm service books for the browser mentioned in my thread on CrackBerry. Just follow the process used in step 3.
Step 6: Install the Service Books to your phone:
Connect your BlackBerry to your computer with a USB cable if it isn’t still connected.
On your BlackBerry, go to Options > Device > Advanced System Settings > Service Book
Hold down the “Alt” key and press S B E B. You should see a message that says, “Legacy SB Restore Enabled.” Press Okay.
On your computer, open BlackBerry Desktop.
Go to Device > Restore.
Press “Change” and navigate to the folder with the merged .ipd file you created. Press “OK.” You should now see the file listed in the Restore window.
Click on the merged .ipd file you created to select it.
Under the heading “Select Data to Restore,” select “Select Device Data and Settings” and then tick the box for “Service Book.” This step is really important. Make sure it's done right. If you screw it up you could end up wiping a lot of settings and data.
Press “Restore” and answer “Yes” to the confirmation dialogue.
Close the BlackBerry Desktop software, disconnect your device, and do a battery pull to reboot.
Voila! If everything went well, you should have MMS capabilities. Test your ability to send and receive multimedia by sending yourself a picture message. You should receive the message within about 10 seconds.
If it doesn’t work, go back and make sure EVERYTHING in the file is done perfectly. If you find a problem, fix it, merge the files again, and reinstall the service books.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Why not just ask carrier to enable MMS? I know T-Mobile can and will do it, even if there is no data plan at all on the line. We did it for my daughter and I know T-Mobile has done it for others. I assume other carriers do the same, but don't know....Which is why I ask.
- Ira

Double MMS sending after upgrade to OS 3.0

Hi Guys,
After upgrading OS of my phone to 3.0 i am not able to send MMS properly. When i submit new mms it is arriving to destination 2 times and i am getting delivery failure response. Is there anybody who has this problem?
p.s: i collected tcp dump information taken from mms center of gsm operator, it is clear that iphone is submitting this mms message 2 times.
Thanks,
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When you say 2nd generation iPhone, you mean the 3G?
The reason I ask is because MMS is not supported with firmware update 3.0 with the first generation iPhone.
When Apple announced the release of firmware update 3.0 at their WWDC, all carriers for the iPhone in all countries were not going to have MMS available for the iPhone when 3.0 was released. AT&T in the U.S. was one of the carriers not ready. AT&T will have MMS available for the iPhone sometime this summer.
Have you checked with your carrier for the iPhone to see if they have MMS enabled for the 3G & 3GS?

MMS Has Arrived For iPhone 3G/3GS

The latest 5.5 Carrier Update has been posted on iTunes. With this carrier update it allows your 3G or 3GS to send and receive MMS. To get the new carrier file connect your phone to your computer, start iTunes and tell iTunes to check for updates for you phone. Some things of note:
This only affects 3G and 3GS iPhones. Apple and AT&T do not support MMS on the 2G (First Generation) iPhone. If you have a 2G and are wanting MMS google is your friend.
After downloading and installing the new carrier file turn off your phone. When it is completely powered off turn it back on. This will allow the changes to take effect.
In order to get the 5.5 carrier file your phone MUST be running the 3.1 OS. If you are stilll using 3.0, 3.0.1 OS or your phone is Jailbroken DO NOT upgrade until the dev team says you can. There are other means to enable MMS on your Jailbroken or even Non Jailbroken 3G and 3GS. Once again google is your friend.
MMS is included in your text messaging plan. There will be no additional costs for sending and receiving MMS if you have a texting plan.

No, because I use a Mophie Juice Pack Air.
Gosh, I would never suspect that you are an agent for Xpal! You seem so sincere in your statement that you can't find any information on the XPAL IPOWER FOR IPHONE 3G/3GS PROTECTIVE CASE WITH BATTERY CHARGER.
Sorry pal. It's REALLY obvious since the internet is flooded with you product's information.
Seriously folks. I DO use a Mophie Juice Pack Air and it's awesome and offers more protection than the other battery cases out there. Looks way better too.

Is it possible to send an MMS message?

I don't know if its just me but i cant see any way of sending a picture message. Can it be done if so how?
All I can see is a way of sending the picture as an email.
Any help would be appreciated.
Also for some reason my iphones ringing volume keep turning itself down and it always goes to the same volume, almost off. It happens intermittently is there a reason for this?

MMS messages can be sent through you email setup. MMS messages can not be sent like an SMS.
There is not any information as to if/when it will be added. You can send feedback to Apple with a request to add it. You will not be the only one to do this (I have done this as well).

MMS over WiFi not working after Sense 6 Update

A week ago Monday, the Sense 6 update hit my phone. Once loaded, I could no longer send MMS over WiFi, stream Google Play Music over WiFi, access my content on Google Play Books, or back up my pics to Google Cloud over WiFi. After several days of e-mails back and forth with HTC, it was determined that I had to perform a Hard Reset and lose all my information. This after clearing the cache, re-booting, various Safe Mode re-boots, etc. Nothing worked. I finally gave in and performed the hard reset. Now, the only thing NOT working is MMS over WiFi. I've tried other WiFi networks and still no MMS functionality. After about 10 minutes, I get a red triangle next to the message and an error notification, "Generic Network Failure."
This is going to start costing me money. Like so many of us, I no longer have unlimited data. Now, every time I want to send an MMS, I have to use my data plan. Not cool. I'm hoping that someone sees this and is working on the problem. I love my HTC One (M7), I really do. But, we're talking basic smart phone functionality. Without it, I'll be looking for another phone, and perhaps even another carrier. I'd prefer not to do that, but so be it. Please, Verizon, a little help?
For what it's worth, the MMS does this first. Notice the little MMS icon with the clock lower right...it just hangs there first...and sorry about the shoe pic.
Next, it does the Red Triangle thing...
And that's all I know. Perhaps someone here, or a kindly VZW employee will see this and take pity. Thanks!

I am having the exact same issue with my HTC one, which started immediately after updating to sense 6. Very annoying since I do not have unlimited mobile data plan, so I have to manually turn mobile data on each time I want to send or receive mms texts, including texts with multiple recipients. Did not have this issue before the update. Love this phone, my very first smartphone. But it is hard to believe that I was able to send pics over text with my old flip phone with no data plan. And now I can't with the HTC. I just can't have the mobile data on at all Times. It has become very inconvenient ever since the upgrade. Wish I had never done sense 6.

Xsi:type information is missing after Marshalling in JAXB

Hi,
I'm trying to mock the webservice, i have created classes for schema using JAXB (without any customization) and it's working. But when i try to marhsall my objects , it doesn't generate the xsi:type information of any element and attribute. I want this information since my webservice client needs this information.
I have tried to use mapSimpleTypeDef ="true" generateElementProperty="false" but it doesn�t help.
Following is output of marshal process
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<MessageRetrieveResponseReturn xmlns:java="java:types.api.brokerapi.soap.mms"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
     <return>
     <APIVersion>1.0</APIVersion>
     <ErrorCode>1000</ErrorCode>
     <ErrorInfo> Success</ErrorInfo>
     <BillingInfo xsi:type="java:BillingInfoObject" xsi:nil="true"/>
          <HeaderInfo xsi:type="java:HeaderInfoType" xsi:nil="true"/>
          <Content xsi:type="java:MessageContentType" xsi:nil="true"/>
          </return>
</MessageRetrieveResponseReturn>
I want output to be look like following
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<MessageRetrieveResponseReturn xmlns:java="java:types.api.brokerapi.soap.mms" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
     <return xsi:type="java:MessageRetrieveResponse" >
     <APIVersion xsi:type="java:apiVersionType">1.0</APIVersion>
     <ErrorCode xsi:type="xsd:string">1000</ErrorCode>
     <ErrorInfo xsi:type="xsd:string">Success</ErrorInfo>
     <BillingInfo xsi:type="java:BillingInfoObject" xsi:nil="true"/>
          <HeaderInfo xsi:type="java:HeaderInfoType" xsi:nil="true"/>
          <Content xsi:type="java:MessageContentType" xsi:nil="true"/>
          </return>
</MessageRetrieveResponseReturn>
I'm new to JAXB. Please let me know what I�m missing here
Regards

Not got a single answer , surprise whether the question is too dumb to ask or JAXB doesn't support feature or my requirement is weird :-) ... in any case let me know please
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